R. Albert Mohler, President of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary has given the following endorsement:
“Biblical illiteracy is a scandal in the church. It is high time we remedy this embarrassment and teach the Bible. I commend Dr. Kroll for raising the alarm about the lack of biblical literacy in our homes and churches.”
Darrell Bock has recommended Reinventing Jesus which was authored by Daniel B. Wallace, M. James Sawyer, and J. Ed Komoszewski,
It is a solid walk through the trustworthiness of Scripture dealing with such issues as oral tradition, the criteria of authenticity, issues tied to textual criticism, the canon, and the issues tied to myth, as well as a walk through the early texts on Jesus’ deity. It is accessible and very well done. For those who want orientation to issues tied to these questions, this is a good source.
The following books on Revelation and Scripture are recommended in the publication Beginning Your Theological Library published by the Criswell College.
Baptists and the Bible – - Recommended by Paige Patterson
At a recent alumni luncheon of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, L. Russ Bush III was honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award. Bush presently serves as distinguished professor of philosophy of religion, director of the Center for Faith and Culture, and academic vice president and dean of the faculty emeritus at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C.
Seminary President Paige Patterson described Bush as a man known for his intellect and gentleness and cited Bush’s book “Baptists and the Bible” as “one of the 10 most important publications” of the 20th century.
